Texas‑born creator Taylor Sheridan’s hit series Landman has confirmed that season three will not arrive this year. The drama, which follows the high‑stakes world of oil drilling and features Billy Bob Thornton in the lead, wrapped its second season on Jan. 18, 2026.
Production timeline revealed
Actor James Jordan, who plays a key role on the show, told Us Weekly that the series will return to set in September 2026. He added that filming is slated to continue through the first quarter of 2027 under the direction of Stephen Kay, a collaborator Sheridan hopes to keep for the new season.
Given that production will not be completed until early 2027, the earliest a new episode could realistically air is sometime between May and late summer of that year. While the delay may disappoint eager viewers, industry insiders note that such postponements are common in television and often result in a stronger final product.
What fans can expect
Despite the wait, the show’s track record suggests that the quality will remain high. Both critics and audiences have praised Sheridan’s blend of gritty drama with moments of levity, and the series has become a go‑to escape for viewers seeking a gritty yet hopeful look at the modern oil industry.
Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for official release dates from the network later in 2026. In the meantime, the existing two‑season catalog remains available for binge‑watching on streaming platforms.
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